06:58 marcus 

* Restore the stale socket cleanup code from gamin 0.1.5 to ensure that even
  if gamin crashes or is killed with SIGKILL, a leftover socket does not
  prevent gam_server from starting.

* Revert to using the home-grown poller in gamin's kqueue backend instead
  of gamin's built-in poller.  The built-in poller can still be enabled if
  desired via OPTIONS.

* If gamin's poller is used, make sure all local file systems are handled
  by kqueue where as all remote file systems are handled by polling.

Reviewed by:    jylefort

06:40 marcus 

* Update to 0.1.7, and add support for file system type detection (currently,
  only UFS file systems are handled by kqueue, but this might change in the
  future if kqueue on NFS proves stable) [1]

* Switch py-gamin to use USE_FAM+WANT_FAM_SYSTEM

* Switch test target to regression-test so that pointyhat will run tests
  automatically

Submitted by:   ale [1]

06:04 jylefort 

If there is a leftover socket when the server starts, delete it
(otherwise the bind() call will fail and the server will not start).

20:56 marcus 

Fix alignment problems when checking socket credentials on non-i386
platforms.

19:41 jylefort 

Update to 0.1.0

05:31 marcus 

Fix gamin on -CURRENT by not using LOCAL_CREDS.  While it works, it does
not provide the pid information that the cmsgcred structure gives us.
Gamin will now behave the same way on all versions of FreeBSD.

08:22 adamw 

Fix build on 4.X.

09:08 marcus 

Add gamin, a file and directory monitoring server and API.  Gamin can be
used as a drop-in replacement for FAM.  Gamin is designed to be more secure
than FAM as itdoes not require RPC, and runs a separate instance for each
user.  While it is API and ABI compatible with FAM, it does not [yet]
support all of FAM's features.

This version of gamin comes with an optional (defaults to on) kqueue
backend for FreeBSD.  This backend can only be used with UFS file
systems.  If you need FAM-like support on non-UFS file systems, you
must build without the kqueue backend.